Bundy Hill Offroad

Bundy Hill Offroad is an off-road recreational park located at 9960 E Chicago Rd in Jerome, Michigan, within Somerset Township, approximately two miles north of Jerome on US-12. The property covers more than 300 acres and was converted from a commercial aggregate mining operation into a public off-road park, opening on Labor Day weekend of 2009. The land takes its name from original owner John Bundy and has a documented local history dating to the 1920s.

The park accommodates ATVs, ORVs, Jeeps, side-by-sides, dirt bikes, and similar off-road vehicles across a range of terrain types. Riders can encounter mud holes, water crossings, hill climbs, rock crawls, tire crawls, wooded single-track trails, steep gullies, pea gravel climbs, off-camber sections, and a drag strip. Trails are rated by a color system to help riders of different skill levels select appropriate routes. A safety flag is required for all riders on the property. The park describes itself as alcohol-free and family-oriented.

Admission is $20 per person for ages six and up, with children five and under admitted free. Multi-day driver discounts are available Thursday through Friday at $10. A Kid Rider Pass for ages 6 to 13 offers five visits for $50 or ten visits for $100. Credit card transactions carry a four-percent convenience fee. On-site camping is available at $25 per night with a $20 refundable deposit. Monday through Wednesday the park is reserved for exclusive private and corporate rentals. Regular public wheeling hours run Thursday through Sunday, with extended hours of 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday through Saturday during summer and reduced hours of 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the fall season. Last admission is sold at 7 p.m. on standard operating days.

Guided tours of the trails can be booked by phone at $17 per person with a two-person minimum. ATV rentals are also offered through the park. Visitors can reach the park at (517) 917-0493 for reservations or general inquiries.